16 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
1
A fragmentary fashion item description lists terse notes on Belge Felt Saady to wear Ty Meaige Droop Shape with Bratt band Sonya Wid Ofele and tasteful finishing touches. Mentions Brown Siaidnol Colodrel-Suihaings with a nod to brow setting, brushed with grey touches and teal highlights. Ends with 15/1 price.
A fragmentary advertisement lists fabrics and textiles including broadcloths and velveteens for coats and dresses. It mentions satin, linen, and velveteen in various widths and yardages, with prices and stock codes obscured by OCR errors. The era tone and catalog style reflect a mid century fabric shop promo.
A scrambled Ottawa dispatch reports Prime Minister Lyons touring northern Guvensland. the visit aims to press for a united federal policy on industry, agriculture, and trade. The transcript notes mixed reactions, with emphasis on economic strategy and political tension amid critics.
A report on a conference of primary producers reveals fears over taxation and economic strain. Speakers discuss proposed taxes on dairy and farm inputs, with calls to protect farm incomes and sustain rural communities amid mounting costs and market pressures.
In a cluttered garbled note from Brisbane, a list of names and prizes appears. The fragment hints at a raffle or ticket draw with multiple prize tiers including a first prize, lower prizes, and a purchase location on Bulb Briebune street. Names like Tosh and Scott surface amid unclear references.
A strong protest erupts amid a disputed order affecting tobacco growers in Alb parts near Murnoby Haven. The issue centers on a directive attributed to a tribal minister, A Fryons, to regulate vine movements and enforce a government mandate on export quantities, stirring tensions with local groups and preparations for a counter campaign.
A garbled message references Liat and others confronting a task related to achieving superior quality. It mentions names like Brown, Cale, and Wolted Boo and hints at prior codes or standards. The exact meaning is unclear due to the distorted text, but the note points to a compliance or quality effort.
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